LollerCorleone
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231·11 months agoIsrael has already taken over and profits from Palestine’s oil and gas reserves
https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2021/6/21/palestines-forgotten-oil-and-gas-resources
https://unctad.org/news/unrealized-potential-palestinian-oil-and-gas-reserves
9·11 months agoYou are generalizing too much here. I know many who have tried out a product only after seeing its ad. Ads can give plenty of returns to brands. But targeted ads which even exploits our most intimate conversations are really bad news for our right to privacy.
Most Palestinians alive today were born into what is practically an open-air prison that is cordoned off by Israel. Being oppressed is all they have known. Its obvious that they hate their colonisers. And all these bombings will only fuel that hatred.
Hindustan Times is pretty reliable.
Hindustan Times is pretty reliable.
So much lives cut short by mindless violence…
1051·1 year agoThis entire summit is a farce.
2·1 year agoJust installed it. Looks good. Only missing the edit feature that Simple Gallery has.
This is terrible news! I am going to struggle to find a replacement for the gallery app.
Yeah, most articles you read were just written to get more click and making it sound apocalyptic/disastrous drives clicks. They are focusing more on the worst possible outcome and less on previous instances.
Jail is a bit extreme. But he is the proponent of fascist dictatorship and write poems praising it. I don’t feel much sympathy for fascists.
Jail is a bit extreme. True.
4·1 year agoThis is giving me /internetfuneral vibes
Lee Yoon-seop advocated for unification in his piece that was published in the North’s state media in 2016, South Korean media report.
He wrote that if the two Koreas were united under Pyongyang’s socialist system, people would get free housing, healthcare and education.
You omitted the key point here, the poem advocates for all of Korea to be united under the North Korean regime.
Dude wrote a poem for the North Korean state media advocating for the unification of Korea under the ‘Pyongyang’s socialist system’. Considering that the reason for the entire Korean war and the ongoing conflict between North Korea and South Korea is that both claim to be the only legitimate government of all Korea, I can see why they would find this seditious.
Many people forgot, many others now think that he is the villain of the story just because he did what he had to do to save his life, a whole lot don’t care because ‘they have nothing to hide’. For what it’s worth, people who actually care about their privacy is a very small minority in pretty much all countries.
3·1 year agoSame, I am not facing any issues too.
That’s just crazy… Its a pretty good show!